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Ernesto Sirolli, whose sustainable economic development projects are in place globally, says that the key to really helping communities is not to initiate, not to motivate, but to “become a servant of the local passion.”
Two innovation experts see great potential in “creation networks” that include companies from a variety of regions with specialized technical expertise.
Why do some locations — such as Silicon Valley — seem to have higher rates of entrepreneurship than others? Given the role start-ups often play in bringing forth new ideas, that's a question many people interested in economic development would like to know the answer to.Â
Many pundits characterize the Chinese economy, now the world’s fourth largest, as a juggernaut that threatens America’s economic leadership. After all, China’s GDP growth in recent years has been three to four times our own, and its share of global exports has skyrocketed.
In developing countries, examples of successful sustainable enterprise often involve informal networks that include businesses, not-for-profit organizations and communities.
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